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Small Power TransformersOverview and developments
Hernan Escarria. PTI – Santiago de Chile, Junio 2013
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ABB Transformers – Product GroupSPT
Table of Contents
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ABB Transformers – Product Group SPTTable of Contents
Transformers IntroductionSPT – How we are
The ABB approach to SPT manufacturing:Benefits
Short circuit
Innovative Technology solutions:HTC Transformer – Vegetable Oil
PPTR Portfolio
Our experience in the Chilean market
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ABB Transformers – Product GroupSPT
Transformers Introduction
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Our every day necessities…Introduction
Areas of powerconsumption reflectedon the earth’s surface
More than ever, the need of energy efficientproducts and reliable grids. ABB’s transformerssupport the systems that keep our world running
Ever growing populationEnergy consumption todouble within 30 yearsSustaining a power-hungry worldConcern about climatechangeEnsuring a reliable gridProviding energy efficientproducts and solutionsInvesting in the future
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USA – South Boston
Columbia - Pereira
Italy Monselice
Vietnam - Hanoi
China– Zhongshan &Daton
Finland – VaasaSpecials Vadodara– India
Small Power Transformers – Factories
USA – Cristal Springs
Switzerland - Geneva
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ABB Transformers – Product GroupSPT
The ABB approach to SPTmanufacturing
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Small Power TransformersConcepts
Product ExcellenceBased on a Global
Product Platform
Process ExcellenceBased on a the most
advanced production
ABB is unique on the market –
dedicated technology
and production line
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Power rating
Sound Cooling
Voltage rating
Mechanical Integrity& Requirements
ImpedanceLoss evaluation
Regulation Insulationlevels
Tests
Specific
Transport
limitation acceleration
Seismicloads
Full ScaleSCC test
Overloads
Accssories, bushings,TC, oil vaves andcorrosive protection
Fixed losses Capitalized
Low noise level
Major cost drivers:Loss evaluationNoiseMecanical requirements
Temp.Gradient,
Ambient temperature
Mech. Integrity
due to SC forces
Small Power TransformersMajor design parameters
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Automation
Customization
Reliability
Configurable layoutbased on customerrequirements
Higher quality inshorter time
SC testsin entirerange
Provendesign
No test failures in 18 months
Reduced CoPQ
Reduced TTPT
Proven Conceptbased on ABB common
Design rules , MP, Q-cards Design
robustness
and process
simplification
Process simplification
Small Power TransformersGlobal Product Platform
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Product quality: Guaranteed product quality fulfilling requirementsCommon technical standard for all factories (design, method provision, quality
card) Modularization:verified designs
ABB Common Verification tools included in our design tools:Wintran, ACE Trace, Earthquake
Proven short circuit testCommon design toolsThe most advanced production process - AutomationThe highest ratio test per design - Global feedback system
Technology: Most advanced products and solutions available for ourcustomers
Developments shared on global basisSpeed:
Shorter delivery time - On Time DeliveryModularizationHigh throughput production linesAvailability of material
SPT Global Product PlatformBenefits
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Local production with global experienceGlobal platform – Global cumulated experience – Local productionEngineers training programTechnology lead centersProduction capacity always available
Global sourcing for global customersPossibility for back up
From all factories same quality standardService quality
Fast and quality documentationGlobal IT platformExcellence in engineering
Service: lower meantime between repair
Modularization facilitates availability of material
Service numbers … 24H numbers in …
SPT Global Product PlatformBenefits
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SC tests introduced 1950 -1960
SC tests have been used in different countries
Still Customers didn’t get SC safe transformers
IEC and ANSI has edited Standards
Short circuit test is special test
IEC gives two options to verify the ability to withstandthe dynamic effects of a Short Circuit, IEC 60076 – 5:(2006-2)
by full SC test at a certified lab, or
by theoretical evaluation of the ability to withstand aSC event by manufacturer’s experiences supportedby IEC guidelines.
Short Circuit IntegrityWhy we need it today
His
tory
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Networks are today more loaded, newin-feeds as windpower are addedLoad flows are changingNetwork components are ageingThe network operation conditionshave changedNew transformers will see moresevere SC duty than before.
Short Circuit IntegrityWhy we need it today
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•Network disturbances must not give rise toconsequential damages in transformers
Transformers have to withstand mechanicalforce with hundred of tons ( msec)
Temperature rise (sec)
Short Circuit IntegrityIt is a key for operation
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The Transformer industry has agreed to make routine andtype tests (IEC and ANSI) to check the integrity on
Electrical insulationLossesTemperaturesAll transformers are high voltage testedSome very few are SC tested
Customers shall consider in tender documentations toinclude new IEC 60076 -5
Short Circuit IntegrityShort Circuit Withstand Capability
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Short Circuit IntegrityIt is a key for reliable operation
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KEMA numbers published atCIGRE 2006 : 40 % of SPT
transformers ( 25 -50 MVA) failto pass initially short-circuit tests.
Short Circuit IntegrityIt is a key for reliable operation
ABB has 100% success
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ABB has done the most number of tests during the yearsand have got a large amount of feedback and experience
ABB Technical Standard is based on the “best practices”
This Standard is adopted worldwide in the ABB PowerTransformer concept
The Standard is continuously improved as a result ofnew findings
ABB has stringent manufacturing control on winding andactive part assembling related dimensions and processes.
ABB has the most advanced manufacturing and SC testsexperience
The SPT concept has been proven by 16 full scale testssince 2004
No other manufacturer has such an extensive test record
Short Circuit Withstand Capability
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ABB Transformers – Product GroupSPT
Innovative Technology solutions
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EXPLOSIONS & FIRES
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Vegetable OilHigher fire resistance
Listed as “less flammable” dielectric insulating fluidby Factory Mutual (FM Global) and UnderwritersLaboratories (UL)
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The great ability of the Biotemp to hold moisture gives theBiotemp much higher water saturation limit than that of mineraloil.
Under normal operating conditions, the water saturation limitof Biotemp is 5 to 8 times greater than that of mineral oil
This signify that in systems including Biotemp and paperinsulation, the paper will hold less water than in insulatingsystems of mineral oil and paper, thus increasing the lifeexpectancy of the insulation paper, as well as the transformer.
Vegetable OilLife expectancy/overload capacity benefits
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Vegetable OilEnvironmental benefits
Listed asbiodegradable andnon-toxic insulationdielectric fluid by theUS FederalEnvironmentalProtection Agency(EPA)
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HTC transformers can be grouped in three categories :
Mineral oil after 1 minute. Mineral oil after 3 minutes. Mineral oil fully alight after 4 minutes.Note the dense black smoke.
MIDEL 7131 after 3 minutes. MIDEL 7131 after 70 minutes. MIDEL 7131 at 324°C finally ignites.Still no ignition. Note very limited emission of smoke
compared to mineral oil.
Nomex insulation
Transformer with hybrid insulation: solid insulation ( high temperature class pluscellulose paper ) and mineral oil;
High-temperature homogeneous insulation system (full high temperature classtransformer);
Transformer filled with high temperature class liquid ( midel , silicon, bio-term).
High Temperature Class Transformers
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ScopeFull or hybrid high temperature class transformers using high classinsulations.Increase market applications (railways application, wind farm, mobilesubstations, etc.) decreasing size and weight. Increase transformer lifeincreasing the insulation class.Develop high temperature class transformers (application for cityinstallation) as some customers (Endesa, Russian Utilities) ask for technicalsolution for high fire risk areas.
ObjectiveStudy the thermal, electrical and mechanical properties of a high viscosityfluids as Midel, Silicon, Bio-term, FR3.Find the better electrical designs for the best cooling performances fortransformers up to 170 kV. Decrease fire and explosion risks in specialenvironments.
TechnologyHigh temperature class paper / epoxy resin instead traditional windinginsulation. Midel instead of mineral oil. It has better electrical and thermalproperties than Silicone Oil.
High Temperature Class Transformers
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High Temperature Class TransformersNew Standards
IEEE C.57.154-2012 e IEC 60076-14-2009
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ABB TransformersPortfolio
SystemkV
MVA
275
63 20040
172(for SP 1-5 max
BIL 650 kV )
3 PhaseTop Rating
MPT<=200 MVA
172 - 275 kV or BIL >650 kV
MPT>63– 200 MVA>72.5 - 171 kV
LPT> 275 kV
LPT> 200 MVA
>72.5 - 275 kV
SPT10 – 63 MVAUp to 171 kV
72.5
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MDT=0.316- 10 MVA
<=36 kV
SDT<0.315 MVA<=36 kV
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Small PowerTransformers
Ground mounted, Pad mounted,Primary unit Substation,Autotransformers for Network,Mobile Substation, single phasenetwork and generator Step Up.
SpecialsRailway (Booster, Railtrack,autotransformers), Furnace andRectifiers, Variable Speed Drives,Marine Applications, Windmillsand reactors.
Rolling Stock
IEC & ANSI and any local standards
Small Power TransformersProduct Tree
Traction transformers
Locomotive , EMU
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Que es un sistema de accionamiento electrico (Drive)?
Un sistema de tracción o accionamiento se utiliza para el control de velocidad,par y potencia de un motor eléctrico de la manera más eficiente.
Se compone de transformador, variador de velocidad y el motor
Los principales componentes deben tener características coincidentes
Topología estandar para un sistema de accionamiento
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Transformadores de accionamiento electrico (Drives)para ...
Chemical, Oil & Gas
Power Water
Marine
Pulp & Paper Special applications,e.g. wind tunnels
MetalsCement, Mining &Minerals
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Aplicaciones típicas
Blowers & fansConveyorsCompressorsCrushers, rolling millsExtruders, mixersMarine propulsionMine hoistsPumpsRefinersGas & hydro turbinestartersSoft starters for largemachinesTest stands, wind tunnels
Transformadores en Presencia de ArmónicosNormas
IEC 61378-1 Converter transformers,Part 1 Transformers for IndustrialApplications
IEEE C57.18.10 IEEE standard Practicesfor Semiconductor Power RectifierTransformers”
IEC no hace requerimientos sobre nivelde aislamiento (BIL) IEEE si lo hace
Los diseños deben cubrirIncremento del esfuerzo dieléctrico en ellado del rectificador
Voltajes de modo común
Alto DU/dt
Corrientes armónicas
Compatibilidad electromagnética EMC
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Transformadores en Presencia de ArmónicosTransformador convertidor
Elevación de TemperaturaEl aumento de la temperatura con la corriente de cargareal, incluyendo las pérdidas debidas a los armónicos debeestar dentro de los límites especificados.
Existe margen en el aumento de la temperatura con lacorriente sinusoidal.
El diseño de los devanados debe ser capaz de soportartensiones mecánicas / térmicas debidas a la distribuciónde la temperatura más desigual que con corrientesinusoidal única ("efecto final").
Prueba de elevación de temperatura se puede hacer con lapotencia equivalente, o con un cálculo más detallado,basado en la norma IEC 61378
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ACS 1000 – Input Transformer
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ACS 1000 – Input Transformer
• 12-pulse or 24-pulse topology• Oil or dry type transformer
Conformity to IEC 61000-2-4 and IEEE 519/1992Total power factor: 0.95 constant over speed rangeTransformer can be placed inside the building or outdoor
Medium VoltageSupply Bus
Rectifier
I>> ProtMain Feeder
Breaker& Protection
12-pulseConverter Input
Transformer
Medium VoltageSupply Bus
Rectifier
I>> ProtMain Feeder
Breaker& Protection
24-pulseConverter Input
Transformer
Medium VoltageSupply Bus
Rectifier
I>> ProtMain Feeder
Breaker& Protection
24-pulseConverter Input
Transformer
12-pulse 24-pulse 24-pulse ACS 1000i
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ACS 1000 Three- level Voltage Source Inverter (VSI)
Main Circuit Breaker, 12 pulse Transformer and Diode Rectifier stage
Fuseless Design, using Protection IGCTs
DC Link, DC Capacitors and Common Mode Choke (Option)
Three-level Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) equipped with IGCTsOutput sine wave filterACS 1000i: Air cooled drive with integrated transformer
Main CircuitBreaker
InputTransformer
PowerCables
MV ACInduction
Motor
MVSupply
Converter InputTransformer
I>> Prot
Main FeederBreaker
& Protection
ACS 1000 MV Variable Frequency Drive
Rectifier &Prot IGCTs
CommonMode Choke
Inverter OutputSine Filter
DC-Link
PowerCables
CommonMode Choke
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One 5-winding transformer
Screen
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ACS 1000 – 24-pulse input transformer
Technically a compromise(non-characteristic harmonics)
More compact and lower costs
Technically ideal and “save” solution
Large in size and expensive
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ACS 1000 Transformer
3-winding transformer (12-pulse)
5-winding transformer (24-pulse)
2x3-winding transformers (2x12-pulse)
typical 3-winding construction
in the picture
IPN
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Large 12 pulse rectifier transformer active part
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ACS 6000 ”double ARU” with Pfisterer bushings
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Double ARU transformer
Two active parts
in common tank
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ACS 5000 Converter topology
Transformer
2 x 4-winding or 1 x 7-winding
Optional integrated dry type solution
36-pulse diode rectifier
3 x 12-pulse bridges
Input voltage: 1920 V / ±10%
DC link (in triplicate)
Three 5-level inverter unit
H-bridge configuration
Output voltage up to 6.9 kV
EMC-filter (dv/dt limitation at output) asstandard
Motor type
Asynchronous
Synchronous
Permanent magnet
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One 7-winding transformer
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Inverter
Inverter
Inverter
One transformer :SR
Two separate 4-winding transformer
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Transformer 1:SR/2
Inverter
Inverter
Inverter
Transformer 2:SR/2
ACS5000 - 36-pulse transformers
Technically a compromise, only for small powers(non-characteristic harmonics)More compact nut not always lowest costsPrimary currents must be measured separately
Technically ideal and “save” solution
Larger in size; compromise is to have two active parts in one oiltank
Oil transformers, two separate transformers are lowest costs
2 sets of CTs on primary side is required for overcurrentdetection (each primary side measured separately)
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36-pulse diode rectifier
Constantly high power factor > 0.95 at any speed and load
Low network harmonics due to high pulse number
2x18p transformer or 1x36p transformerMain Power Supply Main Power Supply
ACS 5000 Network friendliness
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Line to line voltage THD = 1.19%Scc = 500MVA, Xsc = 10%
Phase current TDD = 2.95%
ACS 5000 Network friendliness
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ABB Special Transformers (PG SPT)Product Portfolio
Tailor made transformers and reactors (up to 63 MVA,170 kV)
railway transformersfurnace and rectifier transformersmarine & offshore transformersvariable speed drives transformersreactorsother special transformerstransformer service
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Railway track side transformers
Railway transformersAutotransformers
Booster Transformers
Rectifier Transformers
Feeder Transformer
CustomersEPC’s, Railway companies
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Furnace and Rectifier transformers
Furnace and Rectifiers transformersTransformers for Arc Furnaces
Transformers for Medium and HighCurrent Rectifiers
New installations or replacements
CustomersChemical and Metal Industry
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Marine transformers
Oil type transformers for MarinePropulsion Transformers
Hotel Transformers
Magnetising Transformers
Environmental friendly applications, Midel
CustomersMarine Industry
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Offshore transformers
Offshore transformersSubsea Transformers
Converter Transformers
OLTC Feeder Transformers
Converter Step Up Transformers
CustomersOil & Gas producers on offshore platforms,gas fields, FPSO vessels and movable units
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VSD transformers
VSD transformersSupply Transformers for frequencyconverters
Step-up Transformers
CustomersMetals, Minerals and Mining Industry
Pulp and Paper, Water & Waste Water
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Reactors
ReactorsCurrent limiting reactors
Neutral earthing reactors
Shunt reactors
Starting reactors
Earthing transformers
CustomersUtilities
Metal industry
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ABB Transformers – Product GroupSPT
Our experience in the Chilean market
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SPT Focused Factory for LAM region
Strategic geographical location
Full current ABB Technologies implemented
More than 40 years of experience in transformers
Manufacturing culture based on operational excellence.
World class test failure rate.
ABB Pereira, ColombiaSpecial Transformer Manufacturer in SAM Region
Project name Teniente Nuevo Nivel Mina
Customer Codelco
Region SAM - Chile
Channel Minning
NM PPTR -
Product group SPT
Chilean MarketRegion Success story
New substation will be built into a “World Heritage”declared site (Sewell Mining Town)Codelco announced “high technology” will beimplemented.
Products
3 x SPT 115/34,5 kV – 30/40 MVA with Vegetable Oiland Nomex
ABB El mayor suministrador de Transformadores paraCentrales de Fuentes de Energía Renovable en Chile
Parques Eolicos Chile:
520 MW
Base instalada ABB
Totoral (2 x 50 MW)
Negrete Cuel (40 MW)
Valle de los Vientos (100 MW)
El Arrayan (130 MW)
TOTAL ABB 370 MW
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Skanska – SN Power – ParqueEólico Totoral . ABB Colombia
PARQUE EOLICONEGRETE CUEL
Primer Transformador de Poder en Chile conTecnologia de devanados en Aluminio.
Alcance: 30/40 MVA, 154/23 kV con OLTC en AT
Cliente: Mainstream Renewable Power Chile
Alcance: 2 Trx 50/65 MVA, 110/23 kV con OLTCen AT
Cliente: ENEL Green Power Chile
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PARQUE EOLICO VALLE DELOS VIENTOS
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